• Meals during road journeys

• Any kind of Insurance

• Any expense of personal nature

• Portage of personal backpack

• Any expense not specified in the inclusion listTransportation to and from Srinagarnd of

• Insurance

• Mules or porters to carry personal luggage

• Anything not specifically mentioned under the head Inclusions

• Inner Line Permit Fee

Essentials to carry

If you're planning to go on an expedition to Kalindi Khal, which is a high-altitude trek in the Indian Himalayas, here are some essential things that you should carry with you:

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• Trekking Gear: Good quality trekking shoes, trekking poles, backpack, and headlamp with extra batteries.

• Clothing: Warm, comfortable, and lightweight clothing that is suitable for high-altitude trekking. This includes thermal wear, a fleece jacket, windcheater, raincoat, trekking pants, gloves, and a hat.

• Sleeping gear: A good quality sleeping bag that can withstand sub-zero temperatures, and a sleeping mat or inflatable mattress.

• First Aid Kit: A well-stocked first aid kit with essential medicines for high-altitude sickness, pain relief, diarrhea, and other common ailments.

• Food and Water: Carry sufficient food and water for the entire trek, and carry a water purification system or tablets to purify water from streams and rivers.

• Navigation equipment: Maps, compass, and GPS device.

• Sun Protection: Sunglasses, sunscreen, and lip balm.

• Personal Items: Camera, phone, power bank, toiletries, and any personal medication that you might need.

• Emergency Supplies: Emergency whistle, rope, knife, and a firestarter.

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It is always recommended to do proper research and take advice from experienced trekkers or tour guides before embarking on a high-altitude trek like Kalindi Khal.

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• Footwear
  Non-skid, deep-treaded, high-ankle trekking shoes Qty -1
  Pair of light weight Slipper/Sandals Qty -1

Q&A

What is the difficulty level of the Tarsar Marsar trek?

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The Tarsar Marsar Trek is considered to be a moderate-level trek. The trek involves walking for 7-8 days with an average trekking distance of 10-12 km per day, which requires a decent level of physical fitness. 

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The trail involves some steep ascents and descents, rocky terrain, and crossing streams, which may require some level of hiking experience. Additionally, the trek involves crossing a high-altitude pass, the Zach Pass, which is challenging but can be easily crossed with proper acclimatization and physical fitness.

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However, with proper preparation, a good level of fitness, and following the instructions of the trekking team, the Tarsar Marsar Trek can be a wonderful and enjoyable experience for both beginners and experienced trekkers alike.

What is the budget for the Tarsar Marsar trek?

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The budget for the Tarsar Marsar Trek can vary depending on a number of factors such as the trekking season, the duration of the trek, the size of the group, and the level of services required. 

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On average, the cost for the Tarsar Marsar Trek can range from INR 12,000 to INR 25,000 per person, which includes the cost of food, accommodation, trekking permits, transportation, guide and porter charges, and other miscellaneous expenses.

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It's important to note that the cost may vary based on the level of services and amenities provided during the trek, such as luxury camps, private transportation, or additional activities. It's recommended to research and compare prices from multiple trekking companies and choose one that offers good value for money while also ensuring safety and quality services during the trek.

Is Tarsar Marsar safe?

Tarsar Marsar Trek is generally considered safe as long as certain precautions are taken and safety guidelines are followed. Here are some of the safety measures to keep in mind while trekking on the Tarsar Marsar Trek:

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1. Trek with a reputable and experienced trekking company or guide who can provide you with the necessary equipment, support, and guidance throughout the trek.

2. Acclimatize well to the altitude and take regular breaks to avoid altitude sickness.

3. Stay hydrated and carry enough water with you during the trek.

4. Be mindful of the weather conditions and carry appropriate clothing and gear for the changing weather.

5. Avoid trekking alone and always stick with the group.

6. Follow the trekking rules and regulations set by the local authorities.

7. Stay updated on the current situation and any possible risks or threats in the region.

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While the Tarsar Marsar Trek is generally considered safe, it's always important to be cautious and take necessary safety measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.